I guess the question here is how are you invoking the iframe change?
if your using javascript to do that, you can probably add a style set
via JS at the same time.
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Chrome is set to drop for download sometime today:
http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2008/09/fresh-take-on-browser.html
Anyone get a pre-release copy to do some testing? Any scary things we
should be aware of?
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Hi guys,
Having an IE7 problem.
please see:
http://imageupload.com/out.php/i120625_float.jpg
Basically, ie7 in the screen shot is not wrapping/CR to the next line
like it does in firefox, thus having all the extra of the last block
hang down at the end of the 'row'.
the code block i'm using:
In looking at the hosted YUI, I came across
textarea name=code class=HTML:nogutter:nocontrols cols=60 rows=1
on
http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/articles/hosting/
cane someone explain the colons in the class?
Thanks
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Hi guys,
FireFox problem.
I have a floated list with the width set on ul li
in ul li a, when active, i get a horizontal scrollbar of about 1-2px in
firefox.
I have no rules for :active. My anchor is just ul li a and ul li
a:hover (both which don't produce the scroll)
Is there something
Hi Guys,
I need a list with 2 columns, all as one anchor, ala:
http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=rby7f6s=3
I'm currently using
lia href=span class=catsection 1/spanspan
class=prodsection 2/span/a/li
On hover, the whole background needs to swap the full width of the li
(the list is
I test for SIMILAR results on Firefox2, ie6, and ie7 on pc along with
safari on the mac and Konq on linux
I test for 'acceptible' for ie5.5 on pc, opera, and ie5.5 on the mac
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Christopher wrote:
body
div class=maingraphic/div
/body
/html
When I move that div into the body
it already is in the body, so i'm not sure what you're getting at here
the div and the style just disappar.
So to nest another div inside of that div just put it under that
div
Christopher wrote:
If you have a a few div on page and a style sheet within a div, is the
style sheet locked in that div or is it
free to be repositioned anywhere even outside the div ?
Chris,
you SHOULDN'T have a style sheet in the body area of a document. It
should be in the head.
When I interview, asking what editor they use is one of the first
questions I ask, and frankly, the same reaction is given if someone says
Dreamweaver. I won't hire them.
Even if they do use the code view, it means my company has to buy
another adobe license for them at $ dollars instead
Hi all,
I have a dynamic list of items that displays inline in floated div's.
I was doing some math on how many, and out of the available space, to
split it evenly (as they are aligned center)
ie, wrapper is 500px
2 items
each gets 250px of space/margin width.
i have an odd shape on this one
Hi All,
Perhaps this is more an accessibility questions than CSS, but the fix
lies in the css i believe.
Scenario:
div dark blue background image gradient.
h1 on top of it, styled white to be readable/h1
/div
Now, when images are off, the text is white on white (on an assumed not
Jukka K. Korpela wrote:
h1 { color: #006; background: #fff; }
If you only set background for the enclosing div, then most of the time the
h1 will have a transparent background and things will be OK. But why take
chances when there is nothing to be won? Some day the page might be viewed
in
Hi all,
Just ran into this while working on an automotive tab. The grafic for
it is called auto.gif
#topnav a#tn_auto {
background: url(/grafx/auto.gif) no-repeat 0 0;
}
My editor highlighted auto.gif in the background url, due to auto
being a reserved word.
It seems to work in my
Nick Fitzsimons wrote:
It's a bug in your editor; even IE doesn't have _that_ degree of a
problem parsing CSS.
Thanks Nick.
I'm using (a surely out-dated version of) Edit Plus.
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Hi guys,
Working on a simple column which has a round right corner on the div
(via background image.)
the rest of the right had side has a single px border going up it.
In order to get the border not to display, i applied a -1px margin right
to the element that has the rounded element.
this
Rafael wrote:
b) IE 6 ignores the mouse-over once you move out of the link (as if the
LI didn't count at all). I've had this problem before, but I can't
recall how did I sort it out, I'll let you know if I recall how.
setting the a to display: block; should clear that up.
Hi guys,
i'm trying to get rid of a br / I have to split up some footer text.
I'm currently using:
div id=footer_nav
h2a href=#Link1 /a/h2
h2a href=#Link2 /a/h2
h2 class=lasta href=#Link3 /a/h2
br /
h2a href=#Link4 /a/h2
Terri Chicko wrote:
Hi all
OK, I'm working at restructuring
Terri,
your doc type is XHTML strict.
your page is riddled with code that is NOT XHTML strict valid (and some
that are not even Transitional valid)
bgcolor
font
etc
USE css classes or IDs, or gloabl elements.
ie, instead of body
Terri Chicko wrote:
It says my CSS validates but I have 22 warnings all similar. Sorry, I
know these are dumb... but I don't understand.
Warning
Same colors for color and background-color in two contexts #headline
and h1
Thanks
Terri
This means you have a background color that
Hi Guys,
I have a select drop down filled with color codes such as
PINK/BLUE
etc...
I want them to show up as
Pink/Blue
in the database that fills this list, they are stored in all CAPS, and
are pulled directly with no formatting.
I applied the text-transform of capitalize to the element,
SosCpdGMail wrote:
Hello Brian
Sorry, but I can't see if your question is how to retrieve uppercase text
from database or apply pink/blue color to your selects.
Rafael,
Thanks, but I know how to do this and all the DB query behind it. :)
The issue is that the functions I'm using to generate
David Hucklesby wrote:
It sounds like the image is sitting on the baseline of the text --
in other words, it has a space underneath where the text descenders lie
(tails of g, j, p, etc.)
That's what i thought at first too but there's no tail text. its
always X Items. (where X is a
Hi all,
I have a simple problem with lining up text next to an image
p id=carta href=/cart.aspimg src=/grafx/shoping_cart.jpg
alt=View Cart /0 Items/a/p
The image is a shopping cart icon.
#cart holds text formating only, no positioning or floats, etc.
the text gets pushed a little lower
Christopher Blake wrote:
If you can't see what the names of the IDs and CLASSs are from the
HTML (because the javascript is all that you can see) how the hell
are you supposed to style them
Chris, i think the real issue here is how you are aggregating the feed
itself.
You should
Jukka K. Korpela wrote:
On Mon, 9 Jul 2007, Complex wrote:
There's at least one thing I don't know how to do well with bulleted
lists. I would like to make normal unordered (bulleted) lists using
smaller bullets.
You're not the only one with the problem, and I'm afraid there's no
KS wrote:
Hi,
Is there a consensus whether one should design, using css, for IE6 or
IE7? I looked up some latest stats and more people are still using
IE6. I just wanted people's thoughts on this.
Why not Both?
It's not hard to pull off. There's plenty of tricks and fixes for both
On Wed, 20 Jun 2007 23:04:55 -0400, Scott Glasgow wrote:
There seems to be a good deal of contention, or at least spirited
discussion, on the
value or advisability of using reset stylesheets
(http://www.webmasterworld.com/css/3329010.htm). I'm just getting back into
this and
I'm curious if
Can someone on a mac please check this out for me?
*http://tinyurl.com/2bnwgu
TIA
*
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Richard Grevers wrote:
um, your image replacement appears to be broken in Opera (checked in
9.21 on Windows) - I see both the logo and the H1 text overlapping.
Richard, I have changed the technique. Can you visit again and let me
know if it is resolved now?
http://tinyurl.com/2bnwgu
Hi All,
Having a little problem with clearing multiple nested floats.
Take the following (simplified) markup:
div id=wrapper
div id=itemmeta
div id=itemimage
img src= /
Hi All, I'm working off a 3-col template from the wiki, where content is
first in the source. The example was given in 100% fluid. I've
altered it some to suit my needs, but for the most part, its the same
concept.
My design i'm working with is fixed-width. I added an outer wrapper
with
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
Kill that 'margin-doubling on floats' bug, by adding...
#rsidebar {display: inline;}
...and IE6 will behave as intended.
regards
Georg
Thanks Georg,
I put the code in, but unfortunately i don't have ie6 at my disposal
here at the office. Will have to
Kathi Cushman wrote:
http://www.igryphon.com/microtia_final/age-to-begin.html
Kathi,
you do have some markup errors:
http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.igryphon.com%2Fmicrotia_final%2Fage-to-begin.html
Those may be contributing to it.
On a side note, the horizontal
Hi guys,
have a small problem in ie6 with a paragraph tag clearing a float when
it shouldn't.
FF and IE7 display it properly.
http://tinyurl.com/26yb7t
**
In ie6, the text block starts under the ad block on the right instead of
next to it, and later wrapping under it.
Any ideas?
~davidLaakso wrote:
See Any Column Longest in the CSS-D wiki:
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=AnyColumnLongest
Perhaps I wasn't clear. :)
The issue is not with the right column at all. It's with the items
inside the left main column.
If you're familiar with Shaun Immans' Mint product,
Hi All,
I'm working on an attributes manager (sizes, colors, etc) for a product
catalog's admin section.
I'm trying to come up with a good way to display these, as the height of
the element can be anywhere from 1 item to 1000 items (or even more is
possible -- its unlimited)
For example,
Hi all, I'm working on a new nav system for my vbulletin site, and I
want to have a sub nav pop out on the bottom 2 elements.
it works perfect in ie7 and firefox 2, but the popouts -push- the
elements down when the sub-ul menu is displayed in IE6.
I am using the csshover.htc for ie6, and i'm
Hi guys,
I've been given a template to build a contact/poll form with.
Without giving out too much info, I made a quick mock up on my personal
file server:
http://hondaswap.com/files/template.jpg
The curvy line will be even (i just can't draw), so I'm probably going
to take the top 100px or
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
http://www.gunlaug.no/contents/wd_chaos_25.html
Ahhh relative (percent) absolute positioning. Why didn't i think of
that? That's a perfect example, Gunlaug.
Thanks! I'll get crackin' on that and let you know what I come up with.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
anyway to do this in CSS for IE? In IE the table row is not
highlighted...
IE doesn't support any pseudo classes, except :hover on the a element.
There are work around's, such as csshover.htc, which is a JS library.
http://www.xs4all.nl/~peterned/csshover.html
Dean Champeau wrote:
ul#navmenu
this will effect this:
ul id=navmenu
/ul
Note that a general #navmenu {} style set will work the exact same.
This just specifies it further to be that of a list containing this ID.
#navmenu ul
This will effect this:
div id=navmenu
ul
/ul
/div
(or
Mark J. Reed wrote:
The rule requiring IDs to be unique has
nothing to do with CSS: it's part of the XHTML specification.
Thanks Mark, that answers my question. :)
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I know the rule is 1 ID per page.
But this got me thinking...
Take for example, this markup:
ul id=foo
li id=firstdfdsad/li
li id=lastfsdfsd/li
/ul
ul id=bar
li id=firstdfdsad/li
li id=lastfsdfsd/li
/ul
If I only have styles addressed as
ul#foo li#first
and
ul#bar li#last
!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN
SNIP /
DIV id=content
H2 style=padding-left: 5%CSS Information/H2
Lorem ipsum, etc.
/DIV
xhtml tags cannot be uppercase.
DIV should be div
H2 should be h2
Some browsers may
I have a menu that is floated, and the only way it renders correctly in
ie6 is if it gets a hasLayout attribute. I added display: inline-block
to the container div, and all is well. except, it doesn't validate.
You and I both know it does, but the validator says otherwise, and
Philippe Wittenbergh wrote:
If that menu is floated, it already 'hasLayout' [1]
I suspect something else is going on with it.
Do you have a sample url ?
No sample URL to post right now, but Here's the basic markup and css:
div id=wrapper
mast head///
div id=navbar
ul
Aha.
#navbar is not floated. And yes it better has 'layout' in order to
contain and constrain the floated ul inside of it.
options as 'layout triggers': width, height, zoom:1,
Zoom:1 is probably the best option: hidden from other browsers, and
will work for both IE 6 and 7.
If you
cappellano wrote:
is there any bulletin board (entirely) tabless?
If there are, they aren't any good or popular.
I am currently at the early stages of a huge project, of converting
vBulletin to standards based, table-less (or maybe less-tables depending
on how it turns out...) layout.
I'm looking through a vBulletin install, and I'm noticing some weird things:
a:link, body_alink {
* color : #9c;
}
what is body_alink here? It's not a class, nor an ID, nor an html
element, and it's separated by a comma, so it's not playing parent/child.
It validates, so it must be
I'm nearing completion on a client website, but i keep running into
numerous IE6 problems. The site runs and looks perfect in firefox. It
is build off a highly modded wordpress install.
Rounded corners: after some scrolling where the top portion of the page
is out of view, sometimes IE will
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
#page {position: relative;}
regards
Georg
Thanks Georg. This seems to have helped out greatly. Its not perfect,
but its much better than it was.
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Hi Tom,
* Line: 569 Context : #catnav
Invalid number : display inline-block is not a display value :
inline-block
* Line: 576 Context : #pagenav
These were the hacks Holly suggested to fix the HASLAYOUT IE bug on the
nav bars.
Invalid number : display
On 7/17/06, Maciejewski, James [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it possible to add ALT text to this?
No (at least not directly)
If the image is presentational, it should be in the background with no alt
if the image is content, it should be in img tags, and properly alt'ed.
On 7/13/06, Marje Cannon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What's the best free online validator. The one at W3C throws up errors that
are not errors.
the w3 one is THE validator.
I continually get an error for specifying line-height this way:
line-height: 2;
and it keeps telling me that
color:
On 7/12/06, Brian Cummiskey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Issue 1:
When I met wth my client at their place the other day, I noticed for the
first time a weird IE quirk. When scrolling occurs, sometimes the nav
bars when you scroll back up will have a random 1px white line through
them. I DON'T
Rahul Gonsalves wrote:
First off, nice design.
Thanks. It's bare-bones right now. I have some images in the works to
spice it up some, but that's the framework/main color theme.
I don't see either of your problems, running IE6.0.2900.2182 (SP2).
I'm able to click on the entire RSS link +
Hi all,
I'm working on a client website using wordpress as the back end. I have
highly customized the skin to make it less blog-like and more CMS-like,
as the application suits. I modified the menu system so that Categories
are listed on the top nav, and Pages are listed on the secondary
I just stumbled upon this in some (mostly table-based) code i'm
updating, and I've never seen anything like it before.
table, td {
font:normal 11px Arial,sans-serif;
font:normal 8px standard 07_55,Tahoma,Arial,sans-serif;
color: #000;
}
What does 07_55 and standard do, and does it
Don Miller wrote:
Is there a way to make a .div behave like an iframe?
I want the div to be a certain width and height and keep that size regardless
of the content but would like a vertical scroll bar to appear if the content
is longer than the div.
div id=scroll
content
/div
#scroll {
Trevor Boult wrote:
You will see my container div in IE extends all the way over to the left
when floatright is applied to images in the container. Its all ok in
Firefox.
I'm not seeing this in IE6.
I see the last image on the bottom break out of the container though.
To fix that, you
Hi Guys,
I'm in the process of un-table-izing a new vBulletin installation.
(It's amazing how bad some of this mark up really is for
enterprise-level software... )
Anyway, I'm making a nice new navigation menu all css instead of the
useless table cells.
Can someone take a look? IE6 seems to
Shawn Lawler wrote:
/* This should do it ;) */
#navbar ul, #subnav ul {margin:5px;}
Of corse... the only element I didn't target :P
Thanks Shawn, case closed :)
Have a good weekend everyone.
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I've noticed that my wordpress blog footer sidebar images align or don't
align, depending on the width of the view port.
example:
http://www.skeymedia.com/
Resize and watch the footer.
This was tested in firefox 1.5
Any ideas?
Hi Guys,
I'm attempting to build this:
-
| |
-
|+ +|
|+ +|
|+ +|
-
| |
Christian Montoya wrote:
As long as the floated columns are contained (add a clearing element
before closing the first container), these two background images will
extend the full height.
Thanks chris- that clear is what i needed.
:)
All set.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
font:Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
try,
font-family:Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
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Keith Kaiser wrote:
I'm redesigning a very long page that requires a lot of scrolling. I'd like
to replace it with a 100% CSS design that has a banner across the top and a
menu along the left side. Each item selected simply appears in the space to
it's right. Does any one know of a good
nouhad wrote:
Can anyone help me code this layout in CSS ?
I am somewhat new to CSS but I do know how to code in it.
Help would be much appreciated.
There's a couple ways.
1, is to float each ad with a container wrapper div, but if you have
different ad heights, it might become a mess
Just passing this on from another list that I (and probably some of you)
are on. New version of the firefox WD toolbar is out.
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Brian Cummiskey wrote:
Just passing this on from another list that I (and probably some of you)
are on. New version of the firefox WD toolbar is out.
Sending the link would probably help:
http://chrispederick.com/work/webdeveloper/
Enjoy
Jonathan Carter wrote:
interested to
know their pros and cons.
This is all covered in the wiki:
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=UsingFontSize
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D Ross wrote:
This guy used to have an amazing myspace page but it appears they
deleted it for some reason...
They deleted it because he removed the ads from display. That's the big
thing in myspace terms of service. You can do anything you want to your
design, but you cannot cover up the
Scott Haneda wrote:
Ok, I have been wondering this for some time, and as much as I dislike the
myspace generation, I need to know some technical aspects.
Hey wait, that's me :P
I have seen maybe 2 pages where someone has done a really nice job laying
out the page. In the code, I see this:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How do I layout css div's to display multi columm tablular data from a
database. Up until now I've used tables within an asp loop, with tr/tr or
each row and td/td for each column.
Ideas for a css layout would really help.
Tabluar data is SUPPOSED to go in a
Greg Morphis wrote:
here's a screen shot of what I'm trying to dupe.. Thanks!
http://home.alltel.net/omen/schedule_example.jpg
I may not speak for everyone here, but I would use a table for this.
Every half-hour is a data cell, and use the proper colspan's as necessary.
Can it be done in
Greg Morphis wrote:
okay so using the tables would it allow for multiple enteries on the same day?
Thanks!
This doesn't seem like a coding problem but rather a business logic
problem??
For example, how can someone be on vacation, and in a meeting at the
same time?
Greg Morphis wrote:
Oh and how would I add the words to it? like Work or Vacation using a
table?
table
tr
td colspan=2 class=onvacationVacation/td
/tr
/table
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Morning all (or whatever time of day it is :P )
I'm trying to float a google ad (large rectangle) inside a div and have
the text from another one wrap around it.
here's a basic diagram:
|---|
| mast head
Squibb, Brian wrote:
Do you mean a nested float?
Like:
#main_left {
margin-right: 340px;
}
#MAIN_LEFT #main_right {
float: right;
width: 336px;
height: 400px;
rashantha de silva wrote:
every thing looks good on safari, but i need confirmation from pc users.
in virtual pc on my powerbook the flash edges seemed to be jagged.
windows users can you please check this on a desktop as well as laptops.
I'm not sure which i'm supposed to be seeing... but
Miki Kersgard wrote:
I'm having a moment of brain lapse here. In the last day or two someone
on this list or my Dreamweaver list posted a nice bunch of links for box
model tutorials.
http://www.tantek.com/CSS/Examples/boxmodelhack.html
Stephen Kortz wrote:
Hi,
In the following html statement: lia href=#Home/a/li. Could anyone
please explain to me why the pound sign is placed in quotes. I'm a bit
baffled about this one.
This has nothing to do with CSS.
W3 spec [0] suggests links be wrapped in quotes. # is a book mark,
Stephen Kortz wrote:
Hi all,
Is there a preferred way to get a project started. What I mean to say is, do
you type of all the HTML first, mark it up and then write the CSS or do you
do it piece meal? I am just trying to figure out a logical process which to
go by so that I can make my work
This is probably a stupid question... (but you know what they say :p )
I have two groups on my sidebar:
-1, a css-grouped form for user login within a fieldset and legend.
-2, a stats table (tabular data)
My idea, is to get both these elements to appear the same, at least as
far as the legend
Gale Stafford wrote:
Hello folks! Newbie list member here!
I have some information that I want to present in a grid / table
format (six columns by nine rows) but I'd like to use CSS to do it. Is
this realistic? Or is it more practical to just use tables?
If it's tabular data, use a table.
Hi all. Happy Friday :)
I'm working on setting up a print version for an online QA evaluation
form for my company.
The problem i'm having, is that if the entered text is bigger than what
the textarea can hold in physical shape/size, it obviously clips the
text and is not printed. Whatever
Josue Martinez wrote:
Brian, have you used a different style sheet specifically for printed
material (print/css)?
yes. i have a main.css for media = screen and a print.css for media=print
On 9/23/05, Julie Angarone [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have done this - in the css for Print media I
Christian Heilmann wrote:
What is wrong with input maxlengh=20 ... ? A maximum length is not
a visual attribute, it is a data restriction, and therefore not the
job of css.
there's nothing wrong with it, but it won't validate xhtml strict...
sorry, i don't have a solution either.
Dan McCullough wrote:
Not sure I described that correctly, but I was looking for an idea on
how to have like a text box with some data in, but make it uneditable
and look like its greyed out.
input type=text readonly=readonly name=thefield /
firefox will make this grey by default.
for the
I'm working on a site w/ a custom shopping cart for a friend's car audio
store. I have a basic layout setup at this point, and before i go any
further, i'd like to see how it degrades across the list.
Everything i've tested seems to work fine, but ya never know.
If you have 10 secs, please
Peter Speltz wrote:
If anyone cares to reply: Is using id just a
matter of protection for the developer by limiting them or is there
more to it than that?
NEVER limit the developer.
there is a time for a class
and a time for an id.
such as:
.menuitem { color: #fff; }
#menuholder { border:
Al Lemieux wrote:
Deb,
I'm in total agreement with Haoshiro. Hacks are just that - hacks. Its like
using a screwdriver to hammer in a nail. A lot of them didn't work for me
either.
to the OP, most hacks are documented in the wiki-
http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=CssHack
whether you
DOUGLAS WINTERS wrote:
Again looking at tons of sites, it seems the standard layout is to have left
navi links with a splashy photo header and content all under the header.
Is this the cutting edge design? Most web sites are following this kind of
formula it seems. Is this what some
i'm trying to prove a friend wrong that his table/css design is not the
way to do it... so I took it upon myself to show him how its done with
pure css, and now i'm stuck.. heh.
I've got it all set up, minus the left and right side bars on the middle
row.
http://www.skeymedia.com/tonyx/
jeremy wrote:
Is there a way that you can write the
css to start displayig in a new collumn after 100 li entries?
sounds like this is a better job for php than css.
every 100, start a new dynamic Div
? for $x=0; $x100; x++ {
echo ?
div id=divA
Ellen Dunne wrote:
hello -- I am using the javascript function mmLoadMenus(); to create
drop down menus for a navigation bar, and the menus are lingering too
long after mouseout.
This is a javascript issue, not a css one. Please address js and other
non-css issues to a list that discusses
Bruce Gilbert wrote:
ul
li
form action= onSubmit=return jumpMenu(this.Forms)
select name=Forms title=
option class=selectionCommunity Education.../option
option value=/option
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I thought it
Judy Benedict wrote:
Does anyone have a clue about why I am getting a parse error on this
page? http://www.addison-homes.com/error.php
It appears to work fine is if I put this on top:
?php echo ?xml version=\1.0\ encoding=\iso-8859-1\?.; ?
instead of:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=iso-8859-1?
This is
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